# visit.waterschurch.org — Plan Your Visit landing page

A focused, mobile-first advertising landing page for Waters Church that helps
first-time visitors find their closest campus, know what to expect, and plan a
visit. Built to deploy on the church's **cPanel/Apache** hosting as a static
site with a small PHP API.

```
Ads (Facebook · Instagram · X · Google · TikTok)
        │  utm_* / gclid / fbclid / ttclid / twclid
        ▼
┌──────────────────────────────┐        ┌────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Static site (Next.js export)│  JSON  │  PHP API (public/api)               │
│  hero · campus finder ·      │ ─────▶ │  validate → store lead (SQLite/MySQL)│
│  what to expect · kids · form│        │  → Mailchimp → Sinch Engage → retry  │
└──────────────────────────────┘        └────────────────────────────────────┘
```

## Documentation

| Document | Audience |
| --- | --- |
| [docs/SETUP.md](docs/SETUP.md) | Developers: run locally, test without sending messages, configure Mailchimp / Sinch / tracking, edit campus content |
| [docs/DEPLOY-CPANEL.md](docs/DEPLOY-CPANEL.md) | Site administrator: create the subdomain, SSL, upload, private config, cron, updates |
| [docs/LAUNCH-CHECKLIST.md](docs/LAUNCH-CHECKLIST.md) | Everyone: post-deployment verification and the list of items that need human/legal approval |
| [.env.example](.env.example) | Every configuration key, with placeholders |
| [config/campuses.json](config/campuses.json) | Campus names, addresses, service times, SMS numbers (single source of truth) |

## Quick start

```bash
npm install
cp .env.example .env            # public build settings (safe to commit? no — .env is git-ignored)
cp .env.example private/.env    # local PHP API settings (INTEGRATION_MODE=mock)
npm run dev                     # Next.js on http://localhost:3000
npm run dev:api                 # PHP API on http://127.0.0.1:8080 (needs PHP 8.1+ locally)
```

Point the frontend at the local API by setting `NEXT_PUBLIC_API_BASE=http://127.0.0.1:8080/api`
in `.env` (and add `http://localhost:3000` to `ALLOWED_ORIGINS` in `private/.env`).

Or preview the production build in one process (static files + PHP together):

```bash
npm run build && php -S 127.0.0.1:8080 -t out
```

## Scripts

| Command | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| `npm run dev` | Next.js dev server |
| `npm run dev:api` | PHP built-in server for the API (`public/`) |
| `npm run build` | Optimize images → `next build` (static export) → post-build (`.htaccess`, campus config) → `out/` |
| `npm run package` | Zip `out/` into `dist/` for upload through cPanel File Manager |
| `npm test` | Vitest: distance, ZIP fallback, validation, consent, attribution, analytics, form flow (keyboard) |
| `npm run test:php` | PHP suite: validation, Mailchimp/Sinch mapping, idempotency, partial failure + retry, HTTP end-to-end |
| `npm run typecheck` / `npm run lint` | TypeScript and ESLint |
| `npm run images` | Regenerate responsive AVIF/WebP/JPEG images from `assets/source` |

## Project layout

```
config/campuses.json      campus data (read by TS and PHP)
src/config/               site settings, campus loader, image manifest
src/content/              copy, FAQs, kids info, consent text, testimonials
src/components/           page sections (Hero, CampusFinder, PlanVisitForm, …)
src/lib/                  geo, attribution, analytics, schema, api client
public/api/               PHP endpoints + lib (Mailchimp, Sinch, GeoIp, Geocode, LeadProcessor)
public/api/cron/          retry-integrations.php, export-leads.php (CLI only)
deploy/htaccess.root      Apache config copied to out/.htaccess at build
assets/source/            original logos/photos (see SOURCES.md)
tests/                    Vitest (TS) and tests/php (PHP)
docs/                     setup, deployment, launch checklist
```

## Architecture decision (cPanel)

The target host is cPanel on Apache (confirmed: `waterschurch.org:2083` answers, server header `Apache`).
Whether the account offers the Node.js Application Manager could not be verified without logging in,
so the build targets the lowest common denominator that every cPanel account supports:

* **Frontend:** Next.js App Router + TypeScript + Tailwind, compiled with `output: "export"` to plain
  HTML/CSS/JS. No Node process runs in production.
* **Backend:** PHP 8.1+ endpoints (cPanel ships PHP 8.x with cURL and PDO/SQLite). Secrets live in a
  `.env` file *outside* the document root. Leads are stored in SQLite (or cPanel MySQL) **before**
  Mailchimp/Sinch are called; failures are retried by a cPanel cron job.
* **Location:** approximate server-side IP lookup (city-level, rounded, cached by hashed IP) for the
  recommendation; precise browser geolocation only on request; ZIP search always available.

If Waters Church later confirms Node hosting, the frontend needs no change; the PHP layer could be
swapped for route handlers, but there is no functional reason to.

## Source of truth: Gitea

The repository lives at `Waters-Church/visit.waterschurch.org` on the church's Gitea
(`ssh://git@chronicles-ab.waterschurch.org:3022/Waters-Church/visit.waterschurch.org.git`).
Clone it to a normal local folder (for example `~/Sites/visit.waterschurch.org`); do not develop
inside Google Drive, which fights with `node_modules` and build output. The original copy in the
"Websites" shared drive is kept only as a snapshot and is no longer updated.

## Facts and placeholders

Campus addresses, service times, phone numbers, kids age groups and safety practices were verified
against waterschurch.org on 2026-09-22. Items that could **not** be verified are `null` in
`config/campuses.json` (listed under each campus's `verify` array) or flagged `placeholder: true` /
`confirm: true` in `src/content/`. Testimonials are intentionally empty. See
[docs/LAUNCH-CHECKLIST.md](docs/LAUNCH-CHECKLIST.md).